GameTopia: The Quality Of Life Pack

1.20 update is here!

This modpack was made for a custom server to improve the standard vanilla game and experience of a multiplayer server.
For use of shaders and better textures Optifine is recommended but is not necessary.

This modpack includes:

AppleSkin: (currently unavailable due to tooltips being broken in forge 1.20,  this mod will be available when it is updated to the latest version)  A useful mod that improves the hotbar at the bottom of the screen. AppleSkin gives you additional information about food, including how many hunger points and how much saturation they restore. It’s all information you can’t see in the base Minecraft game.

The mod also adds plenty of new visualizations in the hotbar to show saturation, exhaustion, potential hunger restored, and potential health restored. AppleSkin is one of those mods loaded with features that should be in the vanilla game, making it a great addition to Minecraft.

Just Enough Items: Also known as JEI, is an item and recipe viewing mod. It allows you to take a look at every item in the game and how to craft them. Considering recipes only unlock once you have the necessary materials to craft them, JEI is a necessary mod for many players.

If you need specific blocks for a build, JEI will help you figure out what’s needed to complete your project. It’s much more efficient than having to look it up yourself outside of the game. Once you install JEI, you won’t ever want to uninstall it.

JourneyMap: A navigation mod that maps your Minecraft world as you explore. It adds a minimap in the corner of your screen that displays your current coordinates underneath it.

Nature’s Compass: A useful mod for players searching for a specific biome. To craft it, all you need is four pieces of wood, four saplings and one compass. With nature's compass in hand, simply right-click to bring up the GUI. Through the GUI, you can set which biome you want the compass to point toward.

Nature’s compass also gives you some information on each biome, including the names of every biome, what the top block is, and the precipitation of the area. It’s very useful if you need to find a specific biome for certain resources.

Corail Tombstone: Have you ever died in Minecraft and ended up losing all of your items? With the Corail Tombstone mod, this will never happen again. This mod creates a tombstone upon death, which holds all of your items.

This allows you to make your way back to your tombstone without worrying about your items despawning, especially if you are playing on a server with others. With this mod, you can also place decorative graves and have the chance to see a Grave Guardian, who guards the area around grave sites.

Waystones: For those of you who want to add fast travel to Minecraft, you could do so through the Waystones mod. It’s a feature that is lacking in Minecraft despite being present in most open-world games. You can craft your own waystone with the right materials. Once two waystones are created, you could fast travel from one to the other.

If you’re not near a waystone, but desperately need to fast travel, you can do so by using a Warp Scroll or a rechargeable Warp Stone. Both of these items are added to the game through the mod.

SImple Backups: This mod is used to create backups. You can define how many backups should be saved. You can also define how much storage should be used max. The oldest backup files will be deleted.

This mod can be used on server only.